Poupée Daruma (Blanc, 12 cm)
- Description
Les poupées Daruma sont des symboles de chance, d'espoir et d'optimisme. Ils sont lestés en bas, donc peu importe combien de fois vous les poussez, ils rebondissent immédiatement, symbolisant l'optimisme et l'esprit de ne jamais dire mourir.
Peignez un œil avec un stylo noir, faites un vœu et lorsque ce souhait se réalise, peignez l'autre œil.
Les poupées Daruma sont utilisées au Japon à de nombreuses fins, le plus souvent pour porter chance au début d'une entreprise quelconque. On voit régulièrement des hommes politiques se peindre les yeux lorsqu’ils ont remporté une élection. Les propriétaires de magasins et de bars les placent devant le magasin. Les Daruma sont souvent utilisés par les personnes souhaitant réussir des examens, voire concevoir un enfant !
Les poupées Daruma sont une représentation de Bodhidharma, le père du Zen au Japon. Il aurait perdu l’usage de ses jambes après avoir médité pendant de nombreuses années.
Taille : Hauteur 12 cm (4,7 pouces)
Matière : Papier mâché
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Perfect fit and comfort! Could wash them easily. Will probably buy one more pair of another color.
perfect bagginess, 10/10 would recommend
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